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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 10, 1934
Page
11
Mussolini, in an article in the Sunday Chronicle, criticizes Britain for opposing the forty hour week. He argues the reform would benefit workers and advance progress, while accusing Geneva negotiations of delaying needed changes.
Schedule lists matches against Worcestershire Middlesex Lancashire Surrey Northamptonshire Gentlemen of England Lord's Surrey Derbyshire Yorkshire and more with outcomes including several wins for Australia led by Bradman. Key results include a first Test win at Lord's, a second Test loss at Lord's, and multiple drawn matches through July and August.
The Western Star reports Charleville Town Council rejected a permit for a White City gambling show run by Murray. He opened once, was prosecuted, pleaded guilty, fined 1 pound 10 shillings plus costs, and dismantled the setup. Roma Council may mirror this action to protect residents.
A woman who fed her family candy weekly was cited by the British National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children as an example in a recent speech. A schoolteacher found candies in mid day meals and the mother admitted buying them for food. Esquimans view candies as a delicacy. Harvesters expect 25 000 tons of fruit and berries this year. The London County Council’s chairman and reader serve unpaid, with duties occupying most of their time.
Darwin Supreme Court Judge Welle yesterday sentenced Natchelmar Mow and Narkasa to twenty years imprisonment with hard labour for the 1922 Caledon Bay massacre. If after a substantial period the Caledon Bay tribe and country are properly controlled and the prisoners’ reports satisfactory, he would recommend their release and repatriation to their tribe.
The item appears as garbled OCR text referencing a peppermint cure named Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. No clear people, dates, places, or organizations are readable, and the main claim cannot be confirmed.
A weekly record lists permits to travel stock and livestock across Queensland routes. Entries cite destinations from Charleville to Hungerford and Cannon Hill to Crow’s Nest, with owners, drovers, and handlers named. The rolls include hundreds of sheep, cattle, horses, wethers, bulls, and cows, plus numerous rail and mail movements between towns such as Charleville, Bundaberg, and Myendetta, reflecting pastoral activity.
A modest notice from a boot repairing shop appeals to Commonwealth Bank customers and local residents. It promises strict attention to business, courtesy, and moderate charges to gain a share of the local market.
Quilpie and North Comengin shearers met at North Comongin on Sunday in a return cricket match. North Comengin won on the first innings with a strong display despite cold weather as spectators enjoyed luncheon and afternoon tea.
The readable fragments describe a voyage or shipboard scene with a captain meeting the crew. Mentions of a Mates and a series of items such as petrol and sear are noted along with an abnormal growth observed by the crew. Context remains unclear and sources reference Vienna and other unrelated terms.
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